koepka's second round interview interrupted. dechambeau muttering something as he walks behind.lieve he's saying, maybe you should hit it on the right line. >> hearing that [ bleep ]. >> reporter: it's a feud stemming back to at let january of 2019. >> dechambeau just picked the wrong week to exhibit some real bad slow play. >> reporter: koepka complaining about dechambeau's slow golf play in an interview. >> i just don't understand how it takes a minute and 20 seconds or a minute and 15 to hit a golf ball. it's not that hard. guys are already so slow, it's kind of embarrassing. >> reporter: the feud escalating in 2020, dechambeau live on twitch criticizing koepka's physique. >> i don't know if it's get net ticks to make him look good. a body issue. he didn't have any abs. let me tell you that. i got some abs. >> reporter: koepka firing back with a picture of four of his major championship trophies, you're right, i am two short of a six-pack. dechambeau telling "sports illustrated" last year that he thinks his jokes are mostly funny, but it's like, okay, dude, it's too far. both

koepka tweeting, sorry, bro, to aaron rodgers about being to be paired with dechambeau.thing and should step aside, except that they want the pga champ. then dechambeau responded with it's nice to be living rent-free in your head to koepka. now, koepka is not even a part of the match, laura, but i will tell you what, they should make him a part of it because this dee mambo/koepka rivalry is the best thing to happen to golf forever and the fact that tom brady is there poking the bear makes it even bet sthoor who knew golf had such drama. >> right? >> all right. whatever works. thanks, andy. >> all right. >>> i love you, monica. >> i love you, too, chandler. >> all right. so matthew perry and courteney cox went from pals to lovers to husband and wife over ten years of "friends." in real life it turns out the two actors are actually distant cousins. 11th cousins to be exact according to the my heritage. perry and cox were distant relatives of lady gaga. that big "friends" reunion show airs today on hbo max. >>> air carl has died. his best known work the very hungry caterpil

mickelson needing help to force his way onto the green and koepka said he'd been "dinged" a few timesn were narrowly beaten in their third game of the ice hockey world championship in latvia. after losing their opening two matches, they forced overtime against denmark, but eventually lost 3—2. it's a year since the death of george floyd. the murder of a black man at the hands of a white police officer which sparked protests, notjust in america, but around the world. it bolstered the black lives matter movement and saw athletes join in taking a knee to highlight racism in sport. miriam walker khanjoins us now. thank you for speaking to us. a year on, how much do you feel momentum has grown across the sporting world on the issue of racism? there is a long way to go but i think momentum has grown and raised a lot of people can't even imagine a year ago so obviously it will start at the process last summer and athletes were taking in every squad we started again after lockdown and there were some athletes a majority white sports as well as the really persistent in their protesting lake le

koepka was unsure if he reinjured the knee, only that it hurt badly after he came through the crowd. hoping that he was okay. >>> time for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for a check on the forecast. bill, we had a beautiful, beautiful day in washington, i will admit i was not watching the golf, we went to the baseball game. my o's were playing my home teen the nationals, we took mars. you know, his outfit was a little mixed, nats hat, orioles shirt, obviously the o's got swept. there we are. >> we love it. >> i have to get him a nats t-shirt because they didn't disappoint. how was your weekend? >> that's a great picture. loi of that with the hat on backwards. he came out a winner because he had both teams on and it was a good game, it was 6-5. you saw a good show there. >> it was a great game. and he made all nine innings. pretty good for someone who is not even two. >> yeah, you are lucky to get to the seventh inning stretch with a two-year-old or not even a two gerald. that's impressive. tip of the cap to you. yes, let's talk about the weather scene. it was very

koepka, missed it. more short game magic for phil.ds out from the sand, a birdie, back up by two. on 10, he rolls in the putt for the 4th birdie of the day. a fist pump, he is red hot. koepka missed it to fall four shots back. part of a stretch where he bogeyed four

brooks koepka ties for the lead, but a day to forget for rory mcilroy. —— brooks koepka is among theg. prince william has launched a scathing attack on the bbc, after a highly critical report into the way it obtained an interview with diana, princess of wales, in 1995. the duke of cambridge said the findings of the report by lord dyson had brought him indescribable sadness. the independent inquiry was launched by the bbc after princess diana's brother, earl spencer, raised questions about the way the interview was obtained. in the ioo—plus pages of his report lord dyson says mr bashir was deceitful in the way he obtained the interview. that the bbc�*s own investigation at the time was woefully ineffective. and that the bbc covered up what it actually knew about how the interview was obtained. today, the bbc�*s director—general accepted that the bbc�*s behaviour fell far short of what its audiences expect. here's our media editor amol rajan. a warning — his report contains some flashing images. it was the interview of the century. well, there were three of us in this marriage, so it w

but as 50 nifty faces a challenge from brooks koepka who's 19 years younger and nipping at his heels.ressions in sports is also the simplest, just when you think you know the story, golf happens. on saturday the pga championship, the american veteran phil mickelson making five birdies and leading by five shots with eight holes to play. but then things unraveled and it looked as though it might slip away from him. he used all of his skill and experience and fed off the energy of the crowd to make sure that he was still a stroke clear by the end of the day. >> i think that because i feel or believe that i'm playing really well and i have an opportunity to contend for a major championship on sunday, i just know i'm having a lot of fun, and i'm very appreciative of the way the people have been supportive. but it is nice to have people out here enjoying the game and supporting us the way they have. it's been a lot of fun. >> mickelson goes to bed knowing that sunday could bring his sixth major title, 17 years after his first. at the age of 50, he could also become the oldest man to win a m

brooks koepka is looking for his fifth major and his third pga championship in just four years. >> itit feels normal. this is what you're supposed to do. this is what you practice for. right where i want to be and we'll see how tomorrow guys. i'm in the final group. that's what you want. at least i can see what phil is doing. i don't have to look back and see what he's up to. everybody will be in front of me so i know what i have to do. >> koepka and mikkelson will make for a box office pairing but with five players within four strokes of the lead anything could happen, especially with the wind expected to pick up on sunday changing the dynamics of a course that is already one of the toughest in golf. back to you. >> thanks. >>> so the world's biggest and possibly most eccentric has a new champion. take a listen. ♪ ♪ >> the betting favorite italian rocker won the eurovision song contest on saturday. the event was staged in rotterdam in the net therlands. people were glued to their tvs. past winners include abba and celene dion. coronavirus caused the contest to cancel last year. italy

looking amongst them is brooks koepka.oves competing in the majors and he seeps to have recovered from a series of injuries. >> it's a major, man. it's going to be tough, you know, especially with the wind blowing. it doesn't matter. just go out and go play. >> reporter: so those are the characters, but at this wind swept golf course on the atlantic coastline, the venue itself has the potential to become one of the characters in the story. we're all set for what is shaping up to be a compelling weekend of golf. back to you. >> go brooks koepka. that's where my money is. thanks for spending part of your day with me. i'm michael holmes. do follow me on instagram and twitter, @holmescnn. robyn curnow picks up after this short break. energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming, temperature-balancing, recovery-assisting, effortlessly life-changing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. and now, save $1,000 on the new sleep number 360 special edition smart bed now $1799 plus, free pr

the birdie on 10 gives him a four-stroke lead after koepka missed an easy par and the crowds grew andare fired up and then phil trying to get down there. excuse me, pardon me, i'm trying to get through and win a major here. a tap-in par. phil wins the pga championship by two strokes becoming the oldest major in pga history at nearly 51 years old. so is this a preview of what's to come or a crowning achievement? phil says we'll wait and see. >> it's very possible that this is the last tournament i ever win if i'm being realistic, but it's also very possible i may have had a bit of a break- through in some of my focus and maybe i go on a little bit of a run. i don't know. the point is that there's no reason why i or anybody else can't do it at a later age. it just takes a little bit more work. >>> baseball now, going for the sweep in anaheim, former a's pitcher odom in attendance, sean manaea struck out the first batter he faced. matt olson homered yesterday and is still bashing, his 12 of the year and mattie as he rounds the bases. two-run shot and let's bash, 3- 0 green and gold. a's

golfer ever to win a major championship the now six-time major winner beating out favored brooks koepka by two strokes for the pga championship >> i mean, this is just an incredible feeling because i just believed that it was possible, but yet everything was saying it wasn't. and i hope that others find that inspiration. >> also getting a hat tip from long-time competitor tiger woods who tweeted, "truly inspirational to see phil mickelson do it again at 50 years of age. congrats." biles and mickelson, two greats cementing their names in history once again >> it's a big wow for both of them that's "nightly news." thanks for watching. please take care of yourself and each other. ♪ ♪ ♪ never had much faith in love ♪ or miracles (ooh!) ♪ never wanna put my heart on ♪ the line (ooh!) ♪ but swimming in your water's ♪ something spiritual (ooh!) ♪ i'm born again every time you ♪ spend the night (ooh!) ♪ 'cause your sex takes me to ♪ paradise ♪ yeah your sex takes me to ♪ paradise ♪ and it shows yeah yeah yeah ♪ 'cause you make me feel like ♪ i've been locked out of heaven ♪ for too lo-o-ong for

led by one shot on seven under par overnight but has already faltered and been overtaken by brooks koepkaoth on two under par. and another englishman, justin rose, had one of the best rounds of the day. he went round in 67 and has finished on one under par. you can listen to it all unfold from nine o'clock on radio five live. great britain and adam peaty have won another gold medal as they continued to dominate on the final day of the european aquatics championships. peaty got his his fourth gold in budapest in the men's lixioom medley — alongside luke greenbank, james guy and duncan scott — breaking the championship record in the process. and the women also got in on the action, winning their four—by—one—hundred medley. kathleen dawson, molly renshaw, laura stephens and anna hopkin combining to break the championship record as well. that means great britain finish the championships on top of the medal table with an impressive 11 golds — the squad looking in fine form just weeks away from the tokyo 0lympics. there are three matches in super league this afternoon. huddersfield giants thras

. >>> finally, the head of the pga of america is apologizing to phil mickelson and brooks koepka fornday. the ceo said that the fans briefly overwhelmed security in, quote, a moment of hialation and pent up emotion. koepka was unhappy about it saying his surgically repaired knee got dinged by the fans while phil called it unnerving. laura, a few years ago we saw the fans chasing tiger up 18 in atlanta as he won the tour championship, no you it happened to phil. i'm sure golf doesn't want this to become like a college sports thing where fans always rush on to the field, rush the court when they're going to have a big win by somebody. i'm sure they're trying to nip that in the bud before that becomes a thing. >> yes, golf is much more buttoned up. i know. all right. andy, thanks so much. >>> all right. big news in late night after a year of doing shows in his bathtub or home office or regular office, stephen colbert will be back in front of a live studio audience in just a few weeks. >> i've got great news for you and even better news for me. because on june 14th the late show with ste

brooks koepka. made the part 5. classic mickelson. took the leadashe walked up to 18. his trademark -- to get up and down. mickelson leads by 1, headed to the final today. pivot to the nba playoffs. kevin durant in the eastern conference series, katie. that's how it always ends. durand scored 32 brooklyn. a 1. 104-93. tight shot of giannis antetokounmpo. jimmy butler related in at the buzzer. then, it was tied at 107. it was on the shoulders of milwaukee's khris middleton. bank. we are done here. milwaukee, a home playoff game >>> thanks so much for watching. our next local newscast, tomorrow morning 7:00. >> news and weather always on kpix.com. for now, good night. >> announcer: the following program is sponsored by operation smile. every three minutes, a child is born with cleft lip or cleft palate. in many countries, they can't get the surgery they need. >> interpreter: people say he was born like a monster. we have prayed for this moment to happen. he's gorgeous, precious -- very precious. no one is going to recognize him at home. >> interpreter: she's ashamed beca

he still has a one-stroke lead over brooks koepka heading into the final round. >>> brad marek is playinghip, he's getting a lot of attention for his warm up routine but it is his game that's opening eyes. one of only 20 club pros in the field to start the tournament. he was cruising along today until they got a snow man along the par 3, 17. still, living the dream. >> we came up with a good plan and we were able to pull it off. being able to do that and making a cut in the major championship in my first major, i am super proud of. were you nervous the first time unveiling that routine out of the range? >> i never seen anyone filmed it before so i didn't know how ridiculous a person does it. i had not thought of it and i came it up yesterday and a lot of people were in the pga media were alerting me that some of the stuff definitely gone viral. >> what ever he's doing, it is working. he's playing the major championship. >>> basketball, steve kerr, the warriors' season is coming to an ends. the dubs falling to the grizzlies in a heartbreaking overtime loss. down the stretch, john moran and

louis oosthuizen tops the leaderboard at six under par, along with american brooks koepka.on that really long course which is proving so difficult, but only halfway, so a long way to go at this major. moving onto football now. now after four seasons at molineux, wolves have announced that manager nuno espirito santo will leave at the end of the season. he guided wolves to promotion to the premier league in his first year in charge and has gone on to establish the team in the english top—flight. his last match will be on sunday against manchester united. the bbc understands that there's no other club involved in his decision to leave. the government has announced a nine—person panel for its fan led review of english football, it's been brought forward in response to the fall out from the european super league. the chair and panel will canvass fans' views on ownership, governance and financial flows within the game. but labour's shadow secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport, jo stevens has been critical of the lack of fans on the panel and the timescale and

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golfer ever to win a major championship the now six-time major winner beating out favored brooks koepka by two strokes for the pga championship >> i mean, this is just an incredible feeling because i just believed that it was possible, but yet everything was saying it wasn't. and i hope that others find that inspiration. >> also getting a hat tip from long-time competitor tiger woods who tweeted, "truly inspirational to see phil mickelson do it again at 50 years of age. congrats." biles and mickelson, two greats cementing their names in history once again >>> it's a big wow for both of them that's "nightly news." >>> right now at 6:00, double it. that's what governor newsom wants to do to the state's firefighting budget. >> it shows the urgency of the effopen to put that plan into action. >>> i'm scott budman. coming up how the effort by one city to get young people vaccinated includes reaching them on their phones. >>> and what is going on in our waters? a spike in dead whales showing up on our shores. >> the speculation is, is that climate change could be affect being the food resourc

. >>> an outtake from brooks koepka's interview at the pga championship.y whatever bryson dechambeau said while walking by. >> sometimes -- i lost my train of thought, yeah. hearing that [ bleep ] >> bad blood between those two >>> late show with stephen colbert set to become the first network late night show to bring back a live studio audience. >> on june 14th, the ed sullivan theater in new york will open its doors to open 400 fully vaccinated audience members. colbert loves getting up close and personal with his audience, but when the pandemic forced broadway and much of new york for that matter to go dark in march of 2020, so did the late show. it wasn't long before colbert was back on air, although the only people in the audience were a f m didishtub. you're watching a very speciaistancing edition ohow, o as iw cl it, >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> dennis (dramatic music) ♪ (stu) i really can see the difference. i can see this hair coming in. i have hair on my head. i can brush my hair now. within two months, i've gotten my hair back.

brooks koepka has won two of the last three at this event, and he's in the mix again.s tournament the last time it was at this course. he's 3—over—par. you can find the latest scores on the bbc sport website. chelsea's women bounced back from their champions league final defeat in style, comfortably beating everton in the fa cup to make the quarterfinals. goals coming from guro reiten, sam kerr and drew spence on their way to a 3—0 win. with the wsl title and the league cup already secured, emma hayes' side are still on for a domestic treble. dundee are in a good position to be promoted to the scottish premiership after beating kilmarnock in the first leg of their play—off final. the championship side won 2—1 at dens park, with veteran midfielder charlie adam scoring the second. dundee are looking to return to the top flight after a two—year absence, whilst kilmarnock are hoping to extend their 28—year stay in the premiership. the second leg is at rugby park on monday. tottenham striker harry kane says he doesn't want to end his career with any regrets as speculation o

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his final round at kiawah island saw him finish on six under, two shots ahead of brooks koepka, to clinchd us pga title at the age of 50. and with the us open, the only major missing from his collection, next month, this type of form will give him the belief he could complete the set in his home city of san diego, joing the likes of tiger woods and jack nicklaus. it's very possible this is the last tournament i ever win, if i'm being realistic. but it's also very possible i may have had a little bit of a breakthrough in some of my focus and maybe i go on a little bit of a run, i don't know. the point is that there is no reason why i, or anybody else, can't do it at a later age. it just takes a little bit more work. liverpool have been celebrating securing their place in next season's champions league after victory over crystal palace. knowing a win would almost certainly seal their spot in the top four, the reds were 2—0 winners at anfield with sadio mane scoring both goals. and despite struggling with injuries for most of the season, jurgen klopp�*s men end up finishing third, wth chelse

he has a 2—shot lead, over of a group containing former winners brooks koepka and keegan bradley.ited for the opportunity to play against the best players in the world and put my game to the test. i have a love confidence in my game and excited for the weekend. i did not try to force it to happen but i definitely saw myself having a good day today. —— — i have a lot of confidence in my game. the south american football confederation have removed colombia as co—hosts of the copa america after rejecting a proposed delay by the country's sports minister. it comes after ernesto lucena wanted to postpone until fans were allowed back to stadiums. the competition is due to start next month with 15 matches meant for colombia and 13 in argentina. the first time it was set to be held by two countries in its history. it comes amid social unrest in colombia, following weeks of anti—government protests. in tennis, dominic thiem's preparations for roland garros aren't going too well. the austrian is out of the lyon open without even reaching the quarterfinals. the us open champion is strong on

the way brooks koepka is going, he's going to do it before tiger.t like--i remember the last one that tiger won prior to this was at torrey pines in san diego 10 years ago. tiger hit it all over the place and won the tournament. now, he had not had a back fusion, and his swing is much better now than it was then. he has now learned not to hit it hard, because he doesn't want to hurt himself, and tiger's short game is fantastic. tiger is going to win a lot more tournaments. whether he's going to win 3 or 4 me major tournaments, i don't know, but tiger's-- 43 in the game of golf today, that is not really old. david: so let's talk a moment about philanthropy. i'd like to talk about how you and your wife have decided to focus a lot of your philanthropy on children's hospitals. jack: well, we started, david, back with my daughter in 1966. our daughter, nan, was 11 months old and she started choking. and we couldn't understand why. we would get her to the doctor and she would be fine. finally, the doctor says, "we got to get this gal down to the children'

shot already though, he's six under after six holes on his final round, as is fellow american brooks koepkaback. south africa's louis 0osthuizen is now third at five under. englands paul casey is two under par. britain's dina asher—smith held off american sha'carri richardson to win the women's100 meters at the diamond league meeting in gateshead. much to the delight of the home crowd, aher—smith won in a time of in 11.35 seconds in wet and windy conditions in north east england — it's a season's best time which will boost her hopes ahead of this summers 0lympics. asher—smith and richardson are both set to run the sprint double in tokyo. there was an eventful final day of the english premier league season. all 20 teams were in action. manchester city had already been crowed champions. so all eyes were on chelsea, leicester city and liverpool as they battled it out for the final two champions league spots. and after defeat at home to tottenham, it's leicester that misses out. here's chelsea manager thomas tuchel. as his side just made the top four despite losing to aston villa this is done n

apologised after spectators overwhelmed security officials and swarmed around phil mickelson and brooks koepkaorge floyd, the african american killed by a white policeman in minneapolis. his death sparked global protests against racism and police brutality, after mobile phone footage emerged, showing him saying, "i can't breathe. " to mark the anniversary, some members of george floyd's family will meet presidentjoe biden, while others willjoin campaigners and activists in minneapolis, as the campaign for racial justice continues. barbara plett usher reports. in the year since george floyd died, rituals have helped to build and shape a movement. the standard—bearers drawn by a mix of the political and personal, like cortez rice — a symbolic pallbearer in a never—ending funeral. it's my beloved friend, man. he was like an uncle to me, like i say, i loved him and i miss him dearly. he was a role model to me. let me see all the hands. floyd's violent arrest and death over a minor crime was replayed at the recent trial of his killer — a white police officer convicted of murder. activists believe t

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and brooks koepka hit _ for much of friday. and brooks koepka hit two _ for much of friday. want to make a trophy in four years because of it is notjust the south carolina because that can bite either. when the wind swells, the squalls scatter. bryson dechambeau can out muscle most courses. with winds like these, he had to. even when the ball wasn't in the air, the struggles were real. rory mcilroy sits eight of the pace which leaves 43—year—old paul casey the best place writ on a day where age is just a number. next to the climax, of the european rugby season and there was heart break for leicester tigers at twickenham, as the european challenge cup was snatched from the grasp. a late surge from montpellier in front of 10,000 fans that turned the match on it's head. leicester had been looking good with a seven point lead until this comeback, and it was the french side celebrating an 18—17 win, and leave leicester without a european trophy now for 19 years. this evening it's the champions cup, final, la rochelle against toulouse. in football, blackpool have reached the leagu

huge crowds swarmed phil mickelson and brooks koepka, and today, the so called greatest spectacle is they said it was bizarre, awful, heartbreaking, weird, no energy, even saying like an organized barbecue race. it wasn't spectacular at all. now with 135,000 expected today, drivers are excited about what this means for sports and beyond. >> yeah, it's amazing to have the fans back, you know, obviously this is our marquee event, biggest race in the world. i think the world needs sport. i think they need a reason to come out and smile and be happy. fans robbery starving for competition, so i'm very excited to be able to give them a great show here. >> this place needs fans, and i'm really glad that we have them. >> reporter: 135,000 fans today sounds like a lot, and it is, but it's actually just about 40% capacity here at ims. typically this place is capable of holding 360,000 fans between the grand stands and infield, the infield alone, 253 acres, you could fit vatican city, the rose ball, liberty island, the taj mahal, and the white house inside and still have room. plans should have

what an incredible competitor and tough player brooks koepka is. >> reporter: the normally unshakable brooks koepka, who finished two strokes behind at 4 under was still in diapers when mickelson, a prodigy, won the northern telecom open at 20 as an amateur >> oh, my gracious. >> reporter: now on the other arc of his career at kiawah island, as beautiful as it is cruelly difficult, mickelson conquered the field again, winning a major at 50 years, 11 months old, passing boros, old tom morris, and jack nicklaus. mick mickelson's milestone capping a career filled with ups and downs. in 2009, his wife amy was diagnosed with breast cancer, a battle she won on sunday, mickelson thanked her immediately after his victory. >> my wife is first on the list because without her love and support, i wouldn't be here. i can't wait to get back and see her tonight. >> reporter: on the course, the now six-time major winner embraced by thousands, a sight largely unseen in the sport during the pandemic. he was also congratulated by his long-time competitor, tiger woods, who tweeted, truly inspirational to

the 50-year-old shot a 2 under in the third round, he has a one-stroke lead over brooks koepka at 7 under par headed into today's final round. i'm anthony flores. have a great sunday. >>> and take a look at this. u.s. olympic gymnast simone biles reminded the world she is on her own level. wow! she became the first woman to land in competition a vault that included a yurchenko double pike. it happened yesterday at the gk u.s. classic in indianapolis. you can see just that joy and disbelief on her face. biles is competing for the first time in more than 18 months of course because of the pandemic and guess what? she won the overall competition. biles is also gearing up for the tokyo games in july. remember, you can watch the olympics right here on nbc bay area. wow, she is a star. >>> just shy of 7:27. coming up on "today in the bay," new concerns are rising over teens and the covid vaccine. a new condition some young people are developing, after getting their second dose. >>> plus one bay area bar finally reopened for business and now says you need to be vaccinated to belly up and get a d

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given him some extra juice this time aroundment he's partnering with 2018 and 2019 winner brooks koepkaee time is 2:30 eastern. >>> finally, simone biles proving that again she might be the most -- might not be close. her royal highness not only becoming the first woman to attempt the double pike in competition, she lands it too. history made. bound off on to the spring board, ending with that piked double back flip there into the landing, put more simply, history. this was simone's first competition since winning her fifth world all around title in 2019. boris and christi, clearly ready for tokyo. her belief and her freedom from fear to even attempt this is what's most incredible to me. >> it's going to be so exciting to continue to watching her. coy, nathank you so much. >> you got it. >> no tequila in that coffee, just checking. >>> china has left a footprint on the mars for the first time, the country's rover is exploring the red planet now. we have detail for you next. pain doesn't care how old you are. or what color you are. pain doesn't care if you live in a small town or in the

brooks koepka has won two of the last three at this event, and he's in the mix again.in the fa cup to make the quarterfinals. goals coming from guro reiten, sam kerr and drew spence on their way to a 3—0 win. with the wsl title and the league cup already secured, emma hayes' side are still on for a domestic treble. dundee are in a good position to be promoted to the scottish premiership after beating kilmarnock in the first leg of their play—off final. the championship side won 2—1 at dens park, with veteran midfielder charlie adam scoring the second. dundee are looking to return to the top flight after a two—year absence, whilst kilmarnock are hoping to extend their 28—year stay in the premiership. the second leg is at rugby park on monday. tottenham striker harry kane says he doesn't want to end his career with any regrets as speculation over his future continues. kane is midway through a six—year deal with the club and is yet to lift a trophy with them. it's been reported the england captain has a "gentleman's agreement" with chairman daniel levy to leave tottenham

his playing partner koepka, who's recovering from a dislocated kneecap, said he had been "dinged" a fewroup that sasha is part of, the taking the initiative party, have hit back strongly against the police, saying that they do believe that this was a targeted attack. in a statement on their web—site, they ask several questions, including, how have the police come to this conclusion without being able to speak to sasha, regarding the death threats and investigate ? do the police know who the target of the attack was, in order to conclude that sasha wasn't? but as you heard in that clip by the metropolitan police, they're adamant that they didn't know of any threats against sasha johnson before she was shot on sunday morning and they say they have no evidence that this was a target aid tack against her. sasha remains in a critical condition in hospital. the director—general of the bbc, tim davie, says the findings of an investigation into how the journalist martin bashir was rehired by the corporation in 2016 will be published next week. last week, an inquiry by a former seniorjudge found

you have to keep your voice down is a no-go for him can you imagine lindell as a golf announcer "koepkaere at 17. he's got to avoid that front bunker." "yeah, got stay out of that or a birdie is going to be impossible okay, now he's stepping away from the ball, and he's looking over here for some reason. oh, he looks real mad, and oh, god, here he comes run, everybody the problem for republicans is they keep running up against reality. they lost somewhere around 60 court cases including in front of trump-appointed judges, who is quite literally said they had zero evidence to support their claims, and that's not an exaggeration a judge appointed by trump actually wrote in one of his rulings, "calling an election unfair does not make it so charges require specific allegations and then proof we have neither here." that sounds like a note your high school english teacher would write on a paper while you argued hercule poirot was the real killer on "the orient express. and of course there were multiple recounts and audits that kept confirming the same results over and over. in georgia, they

brooks koepka said his surgically repaired right knee was hit by swarming fans as he tried to breakthroughs hoping he is okay. >>> and less than two months before the start of the olympic games in tokyo, u.s. health officials and the state department yesterday warned against travel to japan because of a surge of coronavirus cases in that country. according to the a.p., the twin alerts don't ban u.s. citizens from visiting japan but could have an impact on insurance rates for travelers and may factor into decisions by athletes and spectators on whether to compete in or attend the games. the japanese government this morning denied the travel warning will have an impact on olympians and the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee said it still anticipates american athletes will be able to compete safely. meanwhile, as japan aims to inoculate its 36 million elderly people by the end of july, two mass vaxz nation sites opened yesterday in tokyo and osaka remain provinces under a state of emergency until at least the end of this month. only about 2 to 4% of japan's total population has been vaccin

but his playing partner brooks koepka, not happy, that his injured knee took a few dings in the the inckelson, all those things coming together. you can understand it. stuart: a raucous celebration. i loved it. sorry about the danger to the golfers, caddies but i loved it. thank you, sir. >>> prince harry, here we go, dropping more truth bombs he calls them about the royal family. watch this. >> i you thought my family would help but every single ask, request, warning, whatever it is, just got met with total silence. stuart: nigel farage will be here to react to that moments from now. >>> vice president harris has no plans to visit the border after seeing this video. we'll take you down there. we'll have a live report from bill melugin at the border after this. ♪ when i was young ♪ no-no-no-no-no please please no. ♪ i never needed anyone. ♪ front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪ those days are done. ♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and find millions of flexible options. all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel with. in business, it's never just another

fans overran security at the sunday pga championship just as phil mickelson and brooks koepka went toe. air travelers combative on flights. a dispute on board turned physical. this flight attendant ended up losing two teeth. dangerous behavior as people begin interacting with each other once again. the fans were banned from games indefinitely. as for the passenger on board a flight, she's facing federal charges. kristen, peter? >> hopefully repercussions send a strong signal to other people to behave. thank you for that. >> not sure charles barkley has the best interest of everybody in mind there, but you can't blame a lot of athletes wanting to go in the stands in situations like that. >>> dylan has a look at the forecast. not feeling like memorial day for a lot of folks. >> no, it feels like march for a lot of people. we have freeze alerts, frost advisories, freeze warnings. this effects vegetation more so than us. still, it is cold for us, across wisconsin and iowa, into michigan. we have a stream of cold air pouring in from the north and northeast. temperatures are 5 to 15 degrees

after 17, brooks koepka said he had already lost.was trying to protect his surgically repaired knee. he said it would have been cool i didn't have a knee injury. i got kinged this in crowd they didn't give a blank. clearly lost control. they were celebrating not only phil but we are out and with people. brian: special thanks to the crowd they were 6 feet apart i could tell by the overhead shot. so here is some -- here is some inspirational tweets of support for phil. truly ininspirational to see phil mickelson do it again at 50. con grads. tom brady, that's my quarterback, three exclamation points. phil mickelson i thought this was the most inspirational quote we all should learn some. this means society and golf. i failed many times in my golf and career, because of this i learned a lot. instead of feeling defeated countless times. i have used it to fuel to drive me to work harder. today join me in accepting our failures. let's use them to motivate us to work even harder. ainsley: that's amazing. if you are going through a hard time

koepka was there all along.s was just -- this was a great tournament front to back, and mika's right, the urgency of the fans all four days really made it something special. >> it was something special. what makes it special also, joe, it's the only one of the majors where a number of spots are saved for club pros. they had their own separate qualifying tournament. so 20 joined the full-time people on the door. two, actually, made the cut. two made the final two days. so what makes the pga special of all the four majors? it's the people's tournament. it's played on this course. this course, the way it was done, it was the longest course, the ocean course ever for a golf major. also, the toughest. the ratings of the course. this is as difficult as golf gets. and you saw the score, were pretty low. the idea that mickelson would win his sixth major, putting him in pretty rarefying technology. he's won three of the four, never won the u.s. open. oldest person ever to do it by several years. this is extraordinary. an

brooks koepka was not happy, his playing partner as the crowds moved in here.e will be 51 in three weeks and he has done it. >> dana: what a triumph. the other thing i like that he said when he was asked. >> bill: supposed to have jim gray for the next three minutes but he couldn't make it. dana, you go, girl. >> dana: phil mickelson said there is no substitute for hard work. >> bill: he has put in the work big time. he changed his diet. lost a lot of weight. more control of his own personal life and he talked about that quite a bit. really good stuff. this would be compared to jack nicklaus winning augusta in 1986 at the age of 46. it is that remarkable. to do this at that age. never happened before. >> dana: what else is next for him? where do you go from here? >> bill: u.s. open is coming up. try to win again. another thing. when i was watching this over the weekend are you checking out the golf? maybe you are a golf fan, maybe not. but the beauty of this corner of america and the carolina shore i find to be just absolutely breathtaking. cbs did a terrific j

you saw brooks koepka. phil is 50 the oldest to win a majim major his second pga championship.he other pga at baltusrol phil, if you remember, at winged foot, had that tournament won, at winged foot he has not completed the grand slam the open, the u.s. open, the pga, the masters he won everything but. you know where it is this year he is from la jolla. he is from torrey pines. i guarantee you, winning the major is not easy. he has the old blade putter. i was thing about it over the weekend. it was hot on a hard course. no space flights so many bunkers and horrible places i found myself. that is as scary as i want my life to be >> the crowd was unbelievable. >> did you see them at the end weren't you thinking covid and how great it is we're out? >> yes. >> that is what made people cry. you can finally get out and celebrate. phil looked like he got tackled at one point >> they looked like they took his club away from him >> i think he liked it he dug it. it's been a long time. it reminded me of years gone by where you saw the crowds following seve or things like that it was real

his playing partner koepka, who is recovering from a dislocated kneecap, said he had been "dinged" aijust wish the sun would come out. it would be nice. was it quite the honeymoon period you envisaged? eh, it's been a little bit wetter than i imagined it would be, and possibly the wrong country. and i don't mean that...! i mean, somewhere in the sun and on the plane and disappeared... ..might have been nice. yes. but never mind. no. as long as we're together, as long as tracey�*s here, that's the main thing. # why does it always rain on me...# in llangolen, and across wales, they've had twice the average may rainfall, and may ain't over yet, people. it's been torrential. nearly every day, to be honest. we've had everything here, every torrential rain. i mean, flooding, thunder and lightning, hailstones... hailstones? massive — size of marbles, honestly. theyjust covered over the ground. and a tiny bit of sunshine — a tiny bit. oh, no! but is there a determination to fight through this weather? obviously there's a huge determination. i mean, honestly, sitting out in the rain under our